A review by ashmagoffin
Deep Cuts by Holly Brickley

4.0

 The back of this book says for fans of One Day x Daisy Jones and the Six x Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow and this is entirely correct. A messy messy MESSY novel about coming of age, falling in and out of love and finding your identity in early 2000s. I loved unflinching, unapologetic and opinionated Percy, hungry for experiences and life. Holly Brickley really captured the pretentiousness of passionate uni students in a way that was amusing and not unbearable. This book is a love letter to artistic relationships, coming of age, making mistakes and to the music of the early 2000s. It made me feel nostalgic to the music of that era and a time gone by. I found myself at the end of this book not satisfied. It may have been entirely the point. Nevertheless, this is a superb debut and definitely worth checking out.  

Thank you to Lizzie from Harper Collins for my gifted copy